The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-10-15

Geo. G.. Gage was in Athens on
Wednesday.
MIR. seweli Bennett, was In
Logan Tuesday.
--Ah Lee, has closed his laundry
on account Of sickness.
Mrs Bennett spent a portion Of
last week in Columbus.
Miss. Fanny Montgomery spent
last week visiting in Portsmouth.
--Our band did credit to them
selves at Lancaster on Thursday.
Judge John 8. Friesner and
daughteriKate were in Lancaster
Sunday.
The races at the Fair were
Arst class, and every body was
pleased.
-Jo Patterson, who has been en-
ployed by the X. & 0 r. r. is at
home this week.
Tony Kessler and Harv Nixon,
of New Lexington were in Logan
Saturday and Sunday
"A new floor and some other re-
pairs is being made in the County
Treasurer's Office.
About two hundred and fifty
persons went to Lancaster from
this place Friday.
ID. Lewis sold a Haydock
Buggy at the Fair, and will sell an
other at the same price.
-Oris Patterson and wife spent
this week at Marietta and New
comers town, attending the fairs.
Hon. Henry Dorm, Chief In
spector of workshops and factories
visited our fair on Saturday last
MIR. w. A. Shultz, Democratic
candidate for State Senator, was
in attendance at our fair last week.
MIR. Fred Gang, of Kansas and
Miss Mary Gang, of Vinton Co.,
visited Miss Josie Gang last week.
DIR. Dollison removed fatty
tumor from the forhead of Frank
Polling, of Millville, last Saturday.
John Bronze had his ankle
broken while leaping from rail-
road engine which had jumped the
track.
Why not organize a farmers
club in this county, it would certain
ly be to.the advantage ofagriculture
and stock-breeding.
Sheriff Galligher's horse ran of
on Saturday evening and threw
him from his buggy. No serious
injury was sustained.
W. -zasANil Byrhesfy. hns smoved his
restaurant in the building occupied
by his father, where he can be found
with his usual good stock.
Joseph Bright has resigned his
position at the Post Office and has
been employed by the Ohio 4
Western Coal & Iron Co.
The Hook Hooking Band wish
to return thank to C. H. Buerhaus
and A. H. Brook for donations and
to Frank Blasius Jr. for measuring
them for their uniforms.
Bert Martin will shortly return
to this place and take charge of the
blacksmith shop formerly occupied
by Bebout, in Furnacetown.
F. F. Rempel made the great
est display of buggies, carriages,
farm and spring wagons and agri-
cultural machinery seen at our
Fair. s #.e
THE New York World now
,comes out in.aan evening, edition,
which, added to it's morning issue
makes it much the largest paper in
the world.
Miss Hattie Wiley and Miss
Mary Pursell attended the Logan
fair with Mr.. James Weaver the
grandfather of the latter-Lancas-
ter Gazette.
Rev. Cady returned to Logan,
on Tuesday morning last. He will
be welcomed with pleasure by his
congregation and his many friends
In this city.
Don't fail to see the two funny
Topsys and the pair of comical law
yers-Marks Sr. and Marks Jr.-at
Renpels Opera House on Thursday
evening Oct. Goth.
Miss Wood, of Galliapolis, made
twenty-five enteries in the fancy
work department at our fair, re-
ceiving nineteen frst and three
second premiums.
Don't, fail to see the famous
trick donkey, aGeorge," and the
marvellous trained pony, with
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